Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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CHARLES ANTHONY AMATO Chuck likes a hot-rod if it wildly careens 'Round curves and off bridges and into ravines! Seniors to Embark BRYAN ADELMAN As the bricks of a building are each solid and sturdy in themselves, so is each member of the senior class an entity in himself. As each brick is, in itself, without powe: to act, so is each class member without strength as a separate being. Build! Create! And the bricks are bonded by ce- ment to create an edifice strong and impervious. Build! Create! And the stu: dents erect a staunch structure with power and JEFFREY PAUL ALBERT vigor. The cement which binds our class is a spirit of unity. The foundation of our building was laid many years ago, as the original students began attending Beachwood schools. Happiness will be his lot; He lives this life and worries not. When Jeff is talking to the girls, His flag of chivalry unfurls. As the school grew, thi MALKA BLEIER We hold the mem'ry of our first SUSAN AMSTER foreign student dear, The Senior Class will rise and clap And hope you enjoyed your stay When Susan dons her nurse's cap. with us this year.

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE VIRES ACQUIRIT EUNDO-- 'We gain strength as we grow is not only the school's motto, but also that of the graduating class of 1964. The Class of '64 has acquired a great deal of unity in the past year. Each member of the class partici- pated in one of the many projects undertaken by the class, and it is because of this that class unity has become a reality in '64. School spirit also has become quite evident this year. The sen- iors have supported the school projects with a great deal of en- thusiasm, and have set the stand- ards for future classes. The spirit of the seniors has also been displayed by their fine attendance at high school athletic events. The Class of '64 was at its finest in its support of the Oculus. Showing their spirit, the seniors united in their support of the Oculus in order to make it the best yearbook Beach- wood High School has ever seen. The Class of ‘64 can be proud of its outstanding achievements and the fine example which it has set. Many classes in the past have had class unity. I feel, however, the Class of '64 is distinct in the respect that we have united both class unity and school spirit to give our class a new kind of strength--a strength which we have gained through our growth at Beachwood High School. Senior Class Officers TOP to BOTTOM: Tim Gallagher, Treasurer; Laurie Pesselman, Secretary; Ellyn Feren, Vice-President. EDDIE LEVENTHAL, Class President 25

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Eagerly but Sadly mricks were piled higher. The original foundation still stands; the new addi- tions are guided by the old. The result is a marvel of modern architecture. The design is classic: friendship, warmth, and kindness are ageless. The ielements are fun ctional: iservice, education, en- joyment. The finished product is splendid to be- hold. The bricks will re- main sturdy and the cement will hold fast. The building will weather all obstacles. It shall remain steadfast. Our friendships will not crumble. The qualities with which we have built this structure will re- main with us for a life- time. We will weather all storms. We will emerge in the sunshine. JOHN SPENCER CARMOSINO John is small, has curly locks, Jose Jiminez's voice he mocks. CAROLE ANN BRADLEY President of F.T.A., Reliable in every way. ABRAHAM CANTOR On politics OUR Abe is bent, So he can indulge argument. LYNDA SUE COMET Just a girl of simple grace, Happy heart and smiling face. CAROL CONHAIM Within she is as bright a jewel As the colors she wears each day to school.